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Telstra, Optus and Suncorp eye geospatial data
Big Australian telcos and insurance companies see business opportunities in analysing the location information transmitted by customers’ mobile devices, said speakers at yesterday's Big Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Summit.
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Suncorp automates loan processing, goes paperless
In order to remain competitive in the crowded arena of financial lending, Queensland-based firm Suncorp realised it needed a strategy to accelerate loan processing processes.
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IIIS: Cloud brings stability to Suncorp IT
A more stable IT environment, increased virtualisation and less human error are just some of the benefits Brisbane-based Suncorp Bank have achieved since commencing a major Cloud computing project in 2007.
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Suncorp Bank offers online budgeting app
Suncorp Bank’s Internet banking suite now has an integrated online financial management application that allows people to set budgets and monitor spending patterns.
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Enterprise Mac use sparks BYO computer trend
Initially driven by complaints from users keen to use their own Mac laptops as work computers, so-called bring-your-own computing (BYOC) strategies have slowly crept onto the radars of IT managers that have found comfort – and governance kudos – by enforcing use of standard operating environments (SOEs) on a limited selection of approved corporate devices.
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